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Too be honest I have tried to keep away from the football as much as I can, so i'd say no.Going to sound a silly question, but have you starting getting down since the football season finished?
Too be honest I have tried to keep away from the football as much as I can, so i'd say no.Going to sound a silly question, but have you starting getting down since the football season finished?
That's quite a common symptom of depression mate.Anyone here experience a lack of vibrancy (mental clarity) and/or feelings of general numbness/dis-attachment/dis-association (with life) as a result of depression? Like a thick brain fog that you can almost feel in your head. As initially - weeks ago - I suspected I had some sort of virus etc. But now i'm beginning to believe it's just another devilish symptom of depression
Anyone here experience a lack of vibrancy (mental clarity) and/or feelings of general numbness/dis-attachment/dis-association (with life) as a result of depression? Like a thick brain fog that you can almost feel in your head. As initially - weeks ago - I suspected I had some sort of virus etc. But now i'm beginning to believe it's just another devilish symptom of depression
Google " brain fog and have a read " ( not a wum ).
Lots of health professionals don't believe it exists similar to M.E.
However from personal experience I'd say it one hundred per cent it exists.
From what I've read its chemicals in the brain not working as they should do.
Horrendous and quite debilitating .
Thanks mate! I'll suss it out. From your experience, did it just clear up naturally over time or?
yes mate . I've suffered with it for a while myself .Anyone here experience a lack of vibrancy (mental clarity) and/or feelings of general numbness/dis-attachment/dis-association (with life) as a result of depression? Like a thick brain fog that you can almost feel in your head. As initially - weeks ago - I suspected I had some sort of virus etc. But now i'm beginning to believe it's just another devilish symptom of depression
My lads are taking me out tomorrow for a meal for a fathers day treat. Think I might indulge myself andso if i'm on here next day moaning, woe is me, feel free to lay in to me. Hey you can use me as one of those piñata things, a kind of group therapy, that would be fun, well not for me obviously lol
Just remembered, the doctor in the hospice tried to explain how they arrive at their expectancy figures. She said they take an average, so if they think between 1 and 4 months they use 1 to 2 months. No I don't understand either but on the plus side I have possibly another 4 months but then could be 1 month which has gone 2 months ago ?????????????? waiting game as usual hey? Have fun
My lads are taking me out tomorrow for a meal for a fathers day treat. Think I might indulge myself andso if i'm on here next day moaning, woe is me, feel free to lay in to me. Hey you can use me as one of those piñata things, a kind of group therapy, that would be fun, well not for me obviously lol
Just remembered, the doctor in the hospice tried to explain how they arrive at their expectancy figures. She said they take an average, so if they think between 1 and 4 months they use 1 to 2 months. No I don't understand either but on the plus side I have possibly another 4 months but then could be 1 month which has gone 2 months ago ?????????????? waiting game as usual hey? Have fun
Enjoy mate.@Chipshill read that you had cancer, this is the first time I have heard mention of it after asking everyone. how long have you had it? how did you cope? how did the chemo affect you? loads of things i'd be interested in knowing.
Looking forward to my meal later even tho I think it's only to get drunk and not feel any pain today.
Spending the day with my daughter today and then popping round to see my dad and Mam for dinner with her.
Lads, great feeling to wake up and have my daughter come padding into the room for a cuddle.
We're now watching Barbie Princess - and I'm very happy to do so.